Elin now dating a white guy

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Dude plays golf, he's not exactly a neuro-surgeon. To say he "earned" better part of a billion dollars is a bit of a stretch.
 
Check the link I posted - she's getting $100mn, not 750. And I believe she's got physical custody, but not full legal custody.

And I agree, especially with his history of having a revolving door on his bed, that he shouldnt be allowed (and neither should she) to bring people in and out of the kids lives - it's bad for kids.

And she's had to sign an agreement never to speak or write about their marriage and/or his infidelity even after his death.

As a man who has "joint" legal custody...this don't mean shit.

And though I agree or not an agreement that says the only time he can bring a woman around his children if he gets married there are women in this very forum (and I'm not talking about newbies) who bring dates around their children.

....as if he can not determine what is good for his children, and she can............

pftt...bullshit.
 
The money that Elin got is absolutely no one's business, and if she winds up with someone who doesn't fuck half of the western hemisphere, then there may some inherent sense of justice to the universe after all.
 
Dude plays golf, he's not exactly a neuro-surgeon. To say he "earned" better part of a billion dollars is a bit of a stretch.

Whikle beat it. You wouldn't be saying that if it were woman. Truth is there are thousands of surgeons but maybe 10 people like Tiger Woods. He's a rare talent
I swear you women are nuts sometimes lol:rolleyes:
 
lol...before entering the thread i thought of who would be responding, and i'm happy to report that the people i thought would be in here, are in here. man some of you can be predictable...!!!
 
Careful your logic is showing lol

pffffttttt...that's not called logic...!!!! i can smell what he's saying though :p

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Never what Trashi? lol :smt054

lol...fanny...!!! have i told you that i :smt049 those kissable lips of yours
 
tiger didn't just make his money from playing golf...product endorsements were a huge source of income for him and his family...the nature of the tiger woods brand changed after he got married...elin became a partner in the tiger woods brand when they marketed him as a married faithful "coupled" man...then elin had two children and the tiger woods brand was strengthened twice over with the birth of these two children...tiger at that point wasn't just a golfer...he was a married to a beautiful swedish woman as well as a family man...the endorsements flooded in for the tiger woods spokesperson because of his family dynamic...

elin deserved everything she acquired in the divorce...bottomline...i think she was invested in their family...she would still be with him today had he kept his dick in his pants...he is also very fortunate that he is not on the cover or every tabloid...there will not be a book written by her and she also must have a very close group of friends that are not sellouts for media attention
 
In my humble opinion, I felt it was fair to support my ex during the first months of our son's life because he was a newborn. We agreed to that and I was already the primary financially responsible party in our marriage, so it was not real change anyway, just that she had less spending money during her hiatus from work for 6 months. After that, she went back to work.

If a guy forces his wife to stay at home, he's a nimrod. I believe that not having the wife work distorts the equilibrium and power balance that I (just me) believe should exist in a marriage: a relationship of equals. If a guy is on some sexist retrograde 1950s throwback behavior, then he deserves to suffer the price for that troglodyte thinking.

That being said, I don't believe that, beyond child support, a woman should be cared for into perpetuity just because she bore a man's children. I guess what I'm saying is I'm in favor of child support, not alimony.

I couldn't disagree more.

If I could have afforded for my wife to stay how while my children are young, and it was her choice...I would do it...........no second thoughts. Who wouldn't choose to have their children raised by its own mother rather than daycare?
 
lol...before entering the thread i thought of who would be responding, and i'm happy to report that the people i thought would be in here, are in here. man some of you can be predictable...!!!

At least we all keep this section jumping~:rock: :smt062:partyman::smt021:smt047:smt014:axe:
 
tiger didn't just make his money from playing golf...product endorsements were a huge source of income for him and his family...the nature of the tiger woods brand changed after he got married...elin became a partner in the tiger woods brand when they marketed him as a married faithful "coupled" man...then elin had two children and the tiger woods brand was strengthened twice over with the birth of these two children...tiger at that point wasn't just a golfer...he was a married to a beautiful swedish woman as well as a family man...the endorsements flooded in for the tiger woods spokesperson because of his family dynamic...

elin deserved everything she acquired in the divorce...bottomline...i think she was invested in their family...she would still be with him today had he kept his dick in his pants...he is also very fortunate that he is not on the cover or every tabloid...there will not be a book written by her and she also must have a very close group of friends that are not sellouts for media attention

Rep on it's way, Ms Brilliant~!!! :smt045
 
Whikle beat it. You wouldn't be saying that if it were woman. Truth is there are thousands of surgeons but maybe 10 people like Tiger Woods. He's a rare talent
I swear you women are nuts sometimes lol:rolleyes:

that was a weak ass post and she knows it

let me see you play golf like Tiger..see how much you can earn

ud be lucky if someone gave you a chewed up dollar

I'd definitely say it if it were a woman. Sure, he's has a talent for golf, but it's GOLF. It's not exactly making a meaningful or worthwhile contribution to society. Same with any professional sport. Yes, the people who are the best at it are incredible athletes and unique in their field, but is what they do really worth the best part of a billion dollars??? You can't be serious if you think that makes sense. Pay them well, they're in demand, but hundreds of millions of dollars is ridiculous. He didn't do anything more to earn those hundreds of millions of dollars than any other professional out there who's not making a fraction of what he does.
 
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